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DANGEROUS STRIKERS.
One of Their Number Killed aud an Off
Ger Fatally Beaten.

Ger Fatally Beaten.
CHICAGO, December ga dispatch
from Ashland, Wis says: There have been
Troublesome times Mt High Bridge, small
station on the Wisconsin Central road. for
some weeks, the employees of the charcoal
pits ohjectiug TO the presence Of the peace
officers. 4 few days ago policeman en-
ployed by the town board resigned L.
H. McPhale volunteered TO 90 TO High
Bridge in his place. Monday night he was
warned to leave the camp, but he remain
ed. Yesterday gang Of the cool burners
attacked him. He retreated and fred, in
stantly killing Peter Collins McPhale
was Immediately set upon and kicked in 3
horrible manner and left foT deed. ! spe-
cial train with the Chief OF Police and
posse went from here and returned last
night with several prisoners. McPhale's
injuries will probably prove fatal.
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ANGELS OF COMMERCE..
Annual Convention of the Ira cling Mems
Association,

Association,
CHICAGO, December 2S The thirteenth
annual convention Of !he Northwestern
Travelling Mems Association was held here
last evening. The address ui the presi-
dent showed the association to lc in the
most prosperous condition in is history.
The election Of officers resulted: PGesi-
dent, Jas. c. Miller, Chic'g2; V!cr prcsi-
dents, VIM II. Cribben, Chicago; Webb
ITu!tz, Charlton, Iowa; +. L. Roswell,
st. Paul; Wm. T. Mayhem, Ianesville,
Wis; ]. i. Haywood, ST. Paul, Minn. {;
A. w. Culver, Detroit, Mich Henry
Rindskoft, Cincinnati; NJ. G. Wetmore,
st. Louis; c. l.. Knapp, Lesvenworth,
Kans.; y. II. Dean, Lincoln, Neb.; w. ii.
Gamble, Pueblo, Col; S. R2ckey and
Treasurer Chrs. Henman, Chicago.
There was a long discussion over the
rayment of salary to the President. 1t
was finally decided TO allow the assOcia-
tion to vote at the end of the year what
ever amount it decided upon to the Presi-
dent; not to create fixed salary.
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DAKOTA'S CHANCES.
senator Elect nOOdy Thinks the Lower
Half Will Become State.

F0AdNpA haAcfN fAOoNg t'AN
Half Will Become II State.
Syc'iGl TBgTCm TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, December 2S.-"Thiugs
are beginning to lock mere cheerful for us
here, " sal Seuator-elect Moody, Of Dakota,
tn-d1Y. when / came here u few days
ago l dill not think it possible that the
politico prejudice in the House could be
overcome, 30 that Dakota might be divided
before admission to Statehood; but l now
think there will BE- bill reported from
the House committee to admit the Terri
tory as n whole State, and that there are
enough Of her friends on the Democratic
side TO so amend the bill as to divide the
Territory on the east and west line and let
the southern half come into Statehood.
The Senate will control thequestiOn in the
upper branch Of Congress, and the Re-
pnblicaus are solidiy IN favor OF dividing
the Territory before making State out Of
it; aad. rs | have said think there is q
majority on the floor of the House Of the
same disposition.
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Kansas Prohibition Convention.

CHICAGO, December 2S,-A dispatch
from Topeka, Kansas, says: The State
Convention of the Prohibition party, held
in this city yesterday was attended by
ProhibitiOnists from all parts Of the State.
1t was uecided to begin a vigorous CAM
paign, during the coming year, and to put
a full State ticket in the field. The prin-
cipsl addresses were made by Ex-Governor
st. John, and Mrs. Hoffman, President of
the W C. T L.
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THE WAGE QUESTION
On tho Pennsy sy.-oIaci say There is No
Trouble.

On tho Pennsy aciais say There is No
Trouble.
PTTTsBURG, PA, December 2S.-Gen-
eral Manager McCrea and other officials of
the Pennsylvania Company deny all
knowledge OF the trouble among their EN-
ployes, reported in dispatches fiom Cleye-
land. AT. McCres says no committee has
arranged to meet him next Saturday. The
railroadeIs also deny the report, except the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh men. There is
some dissatisfaction among the latter over
the double-header system, and a paper
asking its discontinusnce has been extens-
lively signed. About 800 yard men along
the line of the Fort Wayne road,
it is said, have asked for ten per cent.
advance, to take effect on January lst.
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NEWSAT WASHINGTON
MATTERS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED AT THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
National Bank ClrcUlstiOa-Ths Issuance Of Notes
Will Probably Be SNpped-ASubsttute Pro
pOsed-Tarlf ValuasiOnS-Dakota's
Chances for Statehood.
SpeelaI Tsieqram 70 re Rsaistr.

Special Telegram to he Register.
WASHINGTON, December -. Whatever
there may be done on she subject of new
basis for National bank circulation, num-
Der OF the ablest men in Congress have ex-
pressed the opinion to me that the issuance
OF National bank notes will be stopped.
1t is proposed to either issue gold and sill
yer certificates, or the proposed coin cer-
titicates, or United States Treasury notes.
This would make the currency of the coun-
try more uniform, would obviate the re-
deeming process and would save for the
banks the expense they must now bear of
having plates engraved and printing done
for all of their circulation. National
banks have to individually bear the outlay
involved in the engraving of plates for the
notes which they circulate and which bear
their own name and signatures. There is
no advertisement or advantage in national
bank notes, and inaSmuCh as the Govern
ment Is to become responsible for their
payment, it is held that the Government
might Just as well issue in the first place,
its own notes and save the expense, delays
and yeXations. Many of those who have
most to do with this question in Congress
predict that it will be but q few years at
farthest before the final disappearance of
National bank currency.
CUSTOMS VALUATIONS.
The enormous amount of time and care
which has been given to the investigation
of underyaluations of imports at the port
of New York, and the compilation of a bill
on the subject by q special committee of
the Senate, have lead tn people to expect
a measure which will very materially affect
the price of imported goods. 1t is alleged
that the underyaluatiOns have averaged
more than twenty per cent of the total
value of goods imported. If this is true,
and q law Is enacted which will prohibit
anything OF the kind, it can he seen that
the retSil value Of imported goods will ap-
preCiate TO that extent. Much of the
fault in the undervaluatiOn business has
rested with the consular agents of the
Government in various countries, as well
as the appraisers at the port, and it is eX-
pected that the measure on the subject
which Congress will pass will close up not
only these avenues, but those which have
been opened TO smugglers. With the great
Savirg TO the Government, which law of
this kmd will make, the necessity of some
kind of tariff revision will he made more
urgent
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A PRESENTATION,
a Well Known Base Baiii.t Is Presented
with n Gold Watch.

a Well Known Base BaIiist IL Presented
with "a Gold Watch.
Last evening about 7:3O o'clock Mr..
Joe Miller, the famous short stop, who
played in the Northwestern League last
season, was called into the Island hose
house, where number of his friends were
assembled. Frank =. Mcneil, ED,
stepped forward and in neat speech pre-
sentsd Mr.. Miller with handsome gold
watch ard chain on behalf of q number Of
his friends and admirers Mr. Miller wa.
staggered for moment, hut he recovered
in time to accept the present with few
appropriate remarks in which he warmly
thanked his friends. The present is a
handsome ono aud was purchased from
w. J. Lukens.
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A Bloody Christmas.

CHARLESTON, S. c., December 2a-The
Christmas festivities, which opened 50
blocdily on Sunday, closed at daylight
this n. n.orning Two more murders aud 2
half dozen cutting spEapes were the out
Dome. Greenmeyers was carved TO death
BY David Grant in a street affray. c. s.
Mirort, ex-mem5er of the Legislature,
was also fatally stabbed By John Wright,
all colored.
Such Christnas lag psser hesa WIT
messed bs.o.e. It 9o'elOck last night all
the cells in the police stations were filed,
and prisoners had to be penned up in one
Of the halls.
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Defiant at Shamokin.

SHAMoKIN, PA, December 28.-The
Reading Railroad Knights of Labor here
are still cut and declare they will not re-
turn to wor|; until their discharged assO,
ciates ut thia place are reinstated. Three
train crews of non n.union men are at work,
but there are 50 locomotives here without
crews. The cOllieres in this locality are
all idle, owing TO the lack of transPOrta-
tiou facilities. The railroad strikers, how.
ever, declare that the miners will 90 on
strike as soon as requested 10 do so. Good
order prevails among the strikers.
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The storm In MInnesota.

WINoNA, MINI, December 2S.--The
blizzard struck this city on Tuesday even.
ing, causing n drop in the mercary 10
seventeen degrees below. rne weather is
clear aaG cold this morning, with Occa-
sioral light SHOWS. Reports from the sur
rounding country up to - N. yesterday
indicate no stoppage Of traffic by the storm.
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The Weber Claims Fraudulent

New YORK, December 2s.-'Phe Weber
claiR TO land in New York City, which
turned up yesterday at Dover, n. H., is
not new one. In 1879 it was brought
forward by Weber who asserted that be
was lineal descendant of King William
the Fourth, of Holland, who originally
owned the land referred to. The Amerf-
can Minister at the Hague found it neces-
sary to officially announce the worthless
ness of the claim, as an agent of the claim
ants was swindling credulous Americans
on the strength Of it, The whole affair is
q swindle.
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PoIsoned by IN. cir.re,,...

TaoY, N. Y, December 2s.-Richard H.
Barringer, popular young man who has
just die here, was q constant smoker Of
cigarettes. He became troubled with an
affection Of the heart which was followed
by dropsy, seyerai physicians attended
biz, and they all agreed that bis system
had been shattered by nicotine poisoning.
lie had fne pbysiqus, and until recent
" wa believed to have good propects for q
long life. After his death one Of his veins
burst, and the blood therefrom was almost
as black AZ ink.
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The Blizzard 1T PittsDurg.

PITTsECRu, Pa, December 28.-The
blizzard struck this city this evening,
and the mercury dropped 80 degrees in a
few bours. At 10 o'clock to night i: Vas
8 degrees above zero and still! i.iiing. 1t
is probable tha. zero will be reached be-
fore morpipa. The highest velocity Of
wind to day was 40 miles an hour.
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LOUISVILLE SUFFERING
From Scarce supply of COal-The Pros
pect DIscouraging.

From Scarce supply of COal-The Pros
pect Dlscouraging.
LOUISVILLE, December 2S.-The ques-
tiOn Of fuel supply il the Ohio Valley is
regarded by some as becoming very seri-
ous one. The long continued drouth and
the probability Of its continuance, with
the small stocks of coal from Pittsburg,
The main source Of supply, is causing much
anxiety among those who failed earlier in
the winter, to make provisions. There is
no probability, however, of coal famine,
such as has been experienced III the past,
Owirg TO the supply from the Kentucky
miEes. Louisville consumes daily upon
an average, 10000 bushels. Ordinar-
lily by far the greater portion
OF this ia pittsburg, but at present all OF
the dealers Of the city together do not hold
in stock more than %, COO bushels of coal,
and it requires ten foot rise in the river
at Pittshurg to lei the awaiting fleet OF 10, =
600 COO bushels ont. More than half OF
these will come to Louisville, but the POS
sihilitv Of rise in the Ohio is small, good
authorities expressing the belief that a
freeZe-up will soon occur, which will de-
Law reliet from Pittsburg until some time
IN February. In the meantime, the price
of coal bas advanced nearly 100 per cent,
and the poor are suffering cOrrespOndingiy.
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Iowa Trains DELAYED.

MARsHALLTOwN, Ia, December 2S.-
The thermometer early this morning
marked iS below. The snow fall was not
heavy, but sharp winds gave the roads
some trouble. All trains throughout CEN
trail Iowa were more or less delayed, but
the roads are open.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-29

LOUISVILLE is suffering from a lack Of
,,,l. aui the probabilities are that she
will continue TO suffer for some time to
r,,se. ~ 3 coal rise in the river is not likely
,,.r,rlr before a freeze-up, which will de
"a, the fleet ot 10000, 600 bushels at Pitts
ha~.. that Is awaiting a rise. Iu the mean
time. the price Of coal in Louisville has
b,. lnmpei nearly 100 per cent, and the
,..,r are suffering
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The Gard Rata .n haiis.

PITTsBpRG, December 2a--At q meet
ing Of the Western Nail Association here
to-day The card rate on nails was fixed at
s. per keg. The selling price has been
81 80 TO 81. Trade was reported dull,
with the outlook fair. The meeting vas
largely attended, all the factories OF the
West being represented
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Al Advance In Pitt.burr Rate.

frTTsBURG, PA, Decemcsr 2s.-Pit.s-
burg shippers will receive in day or two
from the railroad compaIiss New Years
greeting, in the foTl Of a Notification Of
ten res cent advance in freight rates. The
advance will be ON both eastern and west
ern shipments. II 10 only on the fourth,
9Th and sixth elasses There classes,
however, include Rlass and iron.
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No Further Developments Made in the AZ
fair To-Day.

No Further Developments Made in the AT
fair To-Day.
PIrTSBURG, December 2S.-NO import
ant developments have thus far been made
known in regard to the Investigation o
the books and operations Of the passenger
department OF the Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Railroad Company.
General Superintendent HOlbrOok was
seen at the office on Fourth avenue this
afternoon. He said he had just returned
to tho city, after few days absence, and
had not received official notification Of the
resignation of Mr.. Lambert Allen, the
stOrekeeper at the South Side depot.
Mr. HolbrOOk, in reply to the question,
said that he did not anticipate any resigna-
tiOn, but could not tell what might hap
pen. From his manner it would be sup
posed that something important was on
the tapis, but he declined to divulgs any
thing.
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Tho Grown Prince Cheerful.

San RENO, December 2s.-Dr Macken-
zie states, that for more than Month the
Crown Prince has been FREQ from the I'M
pleasant sensation In his throat, which he
first experienced last January. Dr.
Mackenzie Describes the Crown Prince ~
hopeful and chserful.
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Phe Coke Syndicate Fizzles.

PTrrsBURG, Pa, December 2s.-Ths
Connellsyille coke operators failed to COM
plete the organization of the new syndi-
cate to day and the meeting adjourned
until Friday, when it is expected a per
manent organization win be effected.
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Quite Too Condescsnding.

LONDON, December 2s.-Tbe Tme' re-
ferring to the snow balling Of Mr.. Glad
stone, yesterday, says that II ws a dis
creditahle act, though Gladstnnians Het
the example by their doings nj Unionist
meetings. The position and age Of Mr..
Gladstone, says the Times, ought to insure
him against such insult
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Jack Kelly Challenges Mccairrey.

PHILADELPHIA, December 29 Jack
Kelly, of this city, has written letter to
Dominick McCaffrey challenging him to
four, six or eight round fight for purse,
or, if Dominick prefers, fight 20 finish
with any siza gloves or bare knuckles
Kelly says if McCafIrey is not satisfied to
fight for purse he will spar him for the
benefit of the striking miners
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Forty BeIoyy st VI. ,,arry

ST. PAW, December 2S.-Among the
below zero reports in to.nights weather
bulletin were the following: st. Paul, 10;
Huron, Oak, 20; Moorehead, MiDn., 2d;
st, Vincent, Mimi, 81; It. Totten, 2d;
Ft. Garry, 10; Minpedosa, 36; Bismarck,
%; Swift Current, Northwestern Territory,
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a,adstone Sails Tor france.

LONDON, December 2s.-Mr. Gladstone
embarked upon the channel steamer nt
steamer at Folkestons, on his way to
France, this morning. He was cheercd by
the crowd which had gathered to -"e him
,n
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4 Drop OF 20 Degrees.

SrRGNGFIELD, Ill, December 21.-A
cold wave bore down on this city this even
ing from the northwest. The mercury had
stood about ten degrees above aern during
the day and this morning i! WAS ten be
Iow. The railroad traina have generally
arrived and departed nearly on time.
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rur R,ading railroad strikers at Shame

TINS Reading railroad strikers at Shame
u, y, are defiant and refuse TO return 10
MN, tin their striking brethren are re.
.,,t,:,I These men certainly show n
,,,rrou. ~pi,it OF self sacrifice, but the
r,mp.ny has gained such an advantage by
,rg r,lue cr the strike everywhere else,
,N,t q, will i've child'S play for it to crush
,a.~ handful Of strikers; and the Pennsyl-
y,.fa coal barcns like nothing better than
,al; sort OF work. They ere the most
brutal aud heartless employers in America.
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Cherokees Claim No Mans Land.

CHICAGO, December % According to
dispatches received here a new scheme has
inst developed in regard to the title 10
"No Mans Land" A telegram from Tah-
lequah says that the National Council yes
terday appointed committee to press the
claim Of tho Cherokees TO that part Of the
Indian Territory on the attention Of Con.
gress. The claim is based on the treaties
OF 1873 and 1880 and ths patent of 1-2g
signed by President Van Buren,. II il
alleged that the title has never lspsed, and
that it is clear as that by which they hold
the territory around Tahleluah.
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Editor Littleton Dead.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, December 2S.-Mr.
John ]. Littleton, editor of the National
Rerieu, who was shot by Joseph B. Banks,
last Saturday, died at $50 this morning
Great hopes were entertained for his recoY-
cry until last night, when he began to sink
gradually.
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Baekltn's Araiea 8sIvs.

The best sslve In the wosA Or cseH
Bruises, Sores, Ulcen, Ba1i kheale, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Handa Chilblains,
Corns and all To Skin Esuptisal, and
positively cursa Hlas, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed 70 give sstisisction q
money rsfusdsd Proc Is csnts p9 heg,
FR sais By Lnoaa q O.
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Governor Msrmsduks Worse.

ST. LOUIS, December y. -Reposts from
Jefferson City say that Governor Marina
dukes ccnditicn Was much worse to-day.
aul that his case 10 critical. He is sur
rounded by his relatives and ia receiving
the best attendance to be had.
LATER Msrmaduke died at
Jefferson City at ten minutes to ten O'Clock
IN night
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A Bioody Race Riot.

NEW YoKK, December 2s--The town
Of Hibernia. in New Jersey, was the scene
of q bloody riot last Monday between
bodies Of Russian and Hungarian nmera
More than forty men were engaged and
several wee seriously injured.
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Under a False Impression.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2S.-A num-
ber of men engaged at work at the Reading
Company's coal wharves at Port Richmond
again quit work this afternoon. The
train dispatches there, however, state that
seven engineers we're laid oil by the COM
pany's orders, that the men thought this a
strike, aud many left work, but they are
going back as they are told the facts.
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A feFfihlo Sinrni,

CHEBOYGAE, Mich, December "a
terrible storm is sweeping over this portion
of the State, delaying trains, blocking high
ways and impeding travel.
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GERMANY'S POSITION.

She VIII Stand By Austria II II Comes 70
War.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, December 2s.-Herr
Won Radowitz, the German Ambassador,
has officially informed Kiamil Pachs, Pres
ident Of the Council Of Ministers, that
Germany will give Austria active military
support II Russia should provoke war
with Austria,
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ra.,guN~ was celebrated at Charleston,
: e. b; two murders, six serious cutting
ana >tIbh:ug attcays, innumerable free
f.5,S. barslaries and rohberies. Halt the
TOWN WIS locked up in the jailS, all the
ell. ,f which were full, and prisoners
were n.raed in the corridors. Peace on
s,-,h. gOol will 70 men.
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Reaching tho Climax,

LINCOLN, NEB., December 2s.-The
cold weather reached a climax this morn
ing, the mercury standing l3 below.
There has not been much snow in Nebras-
ka, and no delay to trains worth men
tianipu
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The a.y,e.town Po.tooaos Robbed.

WINCHESTER, VA, December 2a.-The
postolfice safe in Charlestown, W. Va, was
blown open early this morning by bur-
glars. The thieves obtained $500 n
money and O., 100 in stamp-
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Pnstnnned to January 3rh.

COLUMBUS, o., December 2S. The hear
ing of the tally sheet forgery cases was to-
day postponed from January nd to date
early in February, on application of the
defendants.
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Akin. VIII Retire.

NEW YORK, December ga Wash
ington special says that General Atkiaa is
anxious to retire from the Lead or the
Bureau of Indians Affairs and will proba-
bly do 90 soon. he is weary Of the burden
of Office.
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Sullivan. ChsII.nrs To smith.

LONDON. December 2s.- Sullivan has
challenged Smith 10 fight for 900
side, the affair 10 come Of q fortnight
after SnlIivnn'a match with Mitchell has
6ees fought. Sullivan has deposited GOO
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A succss.or In Lnnsdown..

LONDON, December 2s-The Msnches-
ter Courier states that Lord Stanley, OF
Preston, has accepted the Governor Gener-
alship Of Canada.
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The Thermometer Rising.

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, December 23.-
Nearly nll trains are delayed by the biz,
zaId that IL now raging in the northwest
Thermometer II below this morning and
3 above AZ noon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-29

Tng United Labor party will reOrganize
under a new name.
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Kanna was once jewish food; Jew and gen.
tile alike, nosr use DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup.
Salvation Oil.-Twenty- five cents bottle
Ia The uricc of this marvellous remedy. Try IL